Restaurants Awards In Manchester And Edinburgh Open For Nominations
Mohamed Najib Ali of the Maya Bar & Restaurant in Atherstone in the Midlands, has been crowned the winner of the prestigious Asian & Oriental Chef Awards in London.
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FSB Calls For New Strategy To Help Bolster Ailing Hospitality And Tourism Sector
Long term help must be given to ensure the survival of small hospitality and tourism businesses, according to a new report by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
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Digbeth’s Original Peaky Blinders Pub To Benefit From £750,000 Refurbishment
Building work starts next week on a major transformation of The Rainbow pub in Digbeth, renowned both for its association with the original Peaky Blinders in the 1890s and as catalyst for Digbeth’s transformation
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Thousands Of Pubs Will ‘Cheers’ Volunteers On Thank You Day
Over 3,000 pubs and breweries across the UK have already pledged to “Cheers” volunteers on ‘Thank You Day’ – Sunday 4th July.
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Taxpayers’ Alliance Backs Tax Cuts For Wine Producers In English Wines Week
English Wines Week is an opportunity to celebrate local vineyards, suppliers and bottlers across the nation. But with English sparkling wines subject to 30% higher tax than still wines, The TaxPayers
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WTTC Warns Of £639 Million Daily Loss If International Travel Remains Off Limits In July
The UK will lose a staggering £639 million a day during July if international travel remains off limits, according to an open letter to the UK Prime Minister, from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC).
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Cask Ale Week: The Big Cask Comeback
Industry bodies are making a clarion call to pubs, bars, pubcos and breweries for this year’s Cask Ale Week, 23rdSeptember to 3rd October, to be part of their comeback strategy.
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Calls For Mass Vaccinations To Protect Scotland’s Hospitality Sector
Mass vaccinations for all over-18s would end Scotland’s ongoing “crippling” lockdown measures, claim Scottish operators, who are calling for first minister Nicola Sturgeon to “move up on jabs and down on levels”.
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SLTA Welcomes Further Loosening Of Covid Restrictions But Warns Of Challenges
The Scottish licensed trade has welcomed today’s announcement for the further loosening of Covid restrictions but warns that the expected date of 19 July for all of Scotland to move into Level 0
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The Mia Launches Dedicated Quality Standard For Pubs And Bars
Pubs and bars who recognise business meetings and events as a new revenue stream can now benefit from a dedicated quality assurance accreditation scheme offered by the UK’s largest trade association for meetings and events venues.
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Village Pub Transforms Outbuilding Into Farm Shop And Community Café
A Kent pub has transformed a disused outbuilding into a farm shop and community café, thanks to the expert help and a Community Services Fund grant from Pub is The Hub
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BBC Calling Public Sector Chefs To Audition For New Cooking Series
A brand new BBC Studios Cooking Contest is looking for chefs and cooks that want to work with some ‘respected names’ in the industry for a chance to win an amazing prize.
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UKHospitality Urges Government To Delay Mandatory Calorie Labelling On Menus
UKHospitality is urging the Government to delay plans for mandatory calorie labelling on menus in the out of home sector, saying that the additional cost threatens to derail hospitality
Read more...Scottish Pubs To Receive £2.8m Boost If National Team Qualify For Next Round
The Scottish Beer & Pub Association (SBPA) has predicted that Scotland’s pubs will be in for a £2.8m boost if the national team manage to qualify for the next round of Euro 2020
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Hospitality Sector Threatens Legal Action Over 4-Week Extension
Over 45 hospitality, tourism, weddings and events companies/bodies have jointly written to the Prime Minister to threaten legal action should the July reopening date face further delay.
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